Petitions - City of Somerville

Thursday, February 13.';_195jj_
derman to the mayor who verified the names and.passed them to the president,
who passed them to the city clerk who also verified the names by reading
them aloud from said slips or ballots which were then duly endorsed and. re-
turned to the jury box.
The purpose of his presence with the board having been accom-
plished,.his honor the mayor retired escorted by the city messenger and the
committee above named, to wit, Aldermen Knox and Grattan.
HEARINGS.
Due notice having been given by the city clerk in the manner
provide'd by law and provided by ordinance, hearings were given for all per-
sons" desiring to be heard on petitions from,
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston for relocation of pole,
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of Massachusetts for two
poles, Qsgood st.
Philip Kadish for stationary engine, 54 South st.
Grace A. Bevilacqua for license for garage lot 25-26 Fremont st,
For licenses for the storage of explosives from,
Michele Capodilupo, 199-201-205_\Va3hington st.
fetropolitan -ice Co. 521 Washington st.
In the matter of•the petition of Michele Capodilupo for li-
cense for the storage of gasoline 199-201-203 Washington st. J. C. Holt of
197 Washington st. appeared in objection. Michele Capodilupo, the petitioner
appeared in favor.
In the matter of the petition of Metropolitan Ice Co. for
storage of fuel oil 321 Washington st. Ralph Dente of 331 Washington st. ap-
peared in objection. J. C. Barnett of 43 Avon st. appeared in favor.
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
heard, the hearings were closed.
In pursuance of an order passed January 30, 1930, a hearing
was given for all persons desiring to be heard relative to change of zoning
57 Fremont street, due notice of the hearing having been given by the city
clerk as directed by said order.F.T.Mirable of 34 Moreland st. Wagner
of 36 Fremont st. Michael J. Tarpey of 23 Fremont st. Manuel F.'Silveiro
of 36 Moreland st. appeared in objection. Fifteen persons raise'd their hands
as appearing in objection. Louis Adams of 6 Beacon street, (architect)
of 100 Boylston st. and S. Heintzelman the petitioner appeared in favor.
heard, the hearing was closed."
No other persons interested, appearing and desiring to be
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